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      Meaning of the first name Phyllida

      Origin

      English

      Meaning

      Green Leaves, Foliage

      Variations

      Holliday, Phillipa, Phyllis
      The name Phyllida originates from the English language and it holds the meaning of Green Leaves or Foliage. It is derived from the Greek word phyllo, which means leaf. Phyllida is a feminine given name that exemplifies the picturesque beauty of nature and the vibrant colors of foliage. Its etymology intertwines with the enchanting charm of the natural world.

      Throughout history, the name Phyllida has been sparsely recorded. However, its usage can be seen in various artistic expressions. In literature, this name has occasionally appeared to evoke a connection with the vitality and exuberance of nature. It symbolizes the refreshing qualities of green foliage, representing hope, growth, and rejuvenation. In more recent years, the name Phyllida has become less common, but it still holds a place in modern society. With the increasing popularity of unique and nature-inspired names, Phyllida continues to be chosen as a distinctive and meaningful name for girls, embracing the significance of green leaves in their lives.

      In conclusion, the name Phyllida finds its origin in the English language and signifies Green Leaves or Foliage. Its Greek roots tie it to the inherent beauty of nature and its association with foliage. While historically its usage has been limited, the name Phyllida has left its mark in the realm of arts and literature. Today, it persists as a unique and symbolic choice of name, allowing individuals to carry the essence of vibrant foliage throughout their lives.

      Based on our records...

      Herbert

      Herbert

      This is the most common surname associated with Phyllida.
      Percy

      Percy

      This is the most common name of those married to a Phyllida.
      Jessica

      Jessica

      This is the most common name for a child of a Phyllida.
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      1898 is when there were the most people born with the first name Phyllida.

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